Suzanne Mulligan, MTh PhD

Occasional Lecturer in Moral Theology
Coordinator of the Higher Diploma in Theological Studies

Tel: +353 (0)1 708.6375

E-mail: email to follow

Office Location: Room 17, Dunboyne House

Office Hours: by appointment

Biography:
Graduate of the Pontifical University, Maynooth. Lecturer in Moral Theology at the Milltown Institute (2004–present). Visiting Lecturer in Moral Theology, Maynooth (2010-present). Coordinator of the Higher Diploma in Theological Studies (2011–2012). Finlay Post-Doctorate Fellow in Theology (Milltown Institute; 2006–2008). Member of the Association of Teachers of Moral Theology (Leeds), and New Wine, New Wineskins (University of Notre Dame, USA).

Research Interests:

• Catholic Social Teaching
• The Common Good
• Ethics of Memory
• HIV/AIDS in the Developing World
• Human Rights
  

Select Publications:

• Confronting the Challenge: Poverty, Gender and HIV in South Africa. Africa in Development 4. Oxford & Bern: Peter Lang, 2010.
• “Capabilities and the Common Good.” Irish Theological Quarterly 75 (2010): 388–406.
• “The Extra Mile.” The Furrow 61 (2010): 677–84
• "Catholic Teaching on HIV and Highly Vulnerable Groups." Trocaire Briefing Paper. Maynooth: Trocaire, 2010.
• “Sexuality and Justice.” Human Trafficking, Prostitution, and Sexuality. Dublin: APT Publication, 2010.
• “Justifying War? The Relevance of the Just War Theory Today.” Intercom 40/3 (April, 2010): 14.
• “The Future of Moral Theology in Ireland.” Doctrine and Life 60 (2010): 41–50.
• “What’s Love Got To Do With It? Sex, Survival and HIV/AIDS in South Africa” in Mary Jo Iozzio, Mary M. Doyle Roche, and Elsie Maria Miranda (eds.), Calling for Justice throughout the World: Catholic Women Theologians Considering the Moral Ramifications of the HIV/AIDS Pandemic. New York: Continuum: 2008.
• “A Strange Sort of Freedom: Human Agency and HIV/AIDS” in Bernard Hoose, Julie Clague, Gerard Mannion (eds.), Moral Theology for the Twenty-First Century: Essays in Celebration of Kevin Kelly. London: Continuum: 2008.
• “The Development of Peoples: Populorum Progressio 40 Years On.” Milltown Studies 59-60 (2007): 65-85.
• “Moral Discourse in a Time of AIDS” in Amelia Fleming (ed.) Contemporary Irish Moral Discourse: Essays in Honour of Patrick Hannon. Dublin: Columba Press, 2007. ________

Current Research:

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Courses:

• MR 122 Moral Theology: An Introduction
• MR 336 The Demands of Justice
• MR 337 Fundamental Moral Revisited
• EL 275 Social Ethics, Development, and the Common Good
  
• Justice and Human Rights (H. Dip in Theological Studies)
• PG 435 Moral Theology in a Time of AIDS
  

Links and Other Interests

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